What kinds of communication challenges can you help with in teens with ADHD?

We support teens with ADHD who have trouble staying on topic, organizing their thoughts, or expressing themselves clearly. Many also struggle with executive functioning skills like planning, time management, and follow-through. Our sessions help teens strengthen their communication skills for schoolwork, conversations, and everyday responsibilities while building tools to stay focused and express their ideas more effectively verbally and in writing.

Do you work with teens on the autism spectrum?

We support teens with ASD who may have difficulty with social communication, such as understanding body language, interpreting tone or sarcasm, or knowing how to join or maintain conversations. We also address expressive and receptive language skills, helping teens understand what’s being said and express their thoughts more clearly. Many teens experience awkward or confusing social moments, and we create a supportive space to work through those situations using real-life strategies they can apply with confidence.

What if my teen struggles with social communication but doesn't have an autism diagnosis?

We also work with teens who have Social Communication Disorder or similar challenges, even without an autism diagnosis. These teens may struggle with reading social cues, understanding unspoken rules, or knowing how to adapt communication in different situations. We provide targeted support to help them build confidence, improve relationships, and communicate more effectively in everyday life.

Can you help teens who feel anxious about public speaking or interviews?

We offer coaching to help teens build confidence for classroom presentations, job interviews, college admissions conversations, or everyday situations where they need to speak up. Our sessions focus on clarity, tone, pacing, and reducing anxiety through real-world practice.

How can you help a teenager with executive function difficulties?

Executive function challenges can impact how teens plan, organize, and follow through on tasks—both academically and socially. Through speech and communication therapy, we help teens develop strategies to express their ideas clearly, stay on topic, break down assignments into manageable steps, and communicate more effectively with teachers, peers, and family. These skills are especially helpful for teens who struggle with procrastination, forgetfulness, or difficulty completing multi-step tasks.

My teen has unclear speech. Can you help with that?

We address speech sound disorders, such as articulation issues or lingering lisps, to help teens speak more clearly and be better understood. Even if your teen didn’t qualify for services when they were younger, it’s not too late to make meaningful progress.

Do you work with teens who stutter?

We provide individualized support for teens who stutter, focusing on building smoother speech and greater confidence. Our approach includes managing moments of disfluency, reducing tension, and helping teens feel more comfortable communicating in different settings.

Do you offer voice coaching or support for teens with vocal issues?

We support teens experiencing voice-related challenges, whether hoarseness, vocal strain, or changes due to puberty. We also work with teens looking to adjust pitch, tone, or vocal presence for personal or performance-related goals. Sessions are personalized and age-appropriate to ensure your teen feels comfortable and supported.

Communication Coaching & Speech Therapy for Teenagers

Respectful, real-world coaching and therapy to help teenagers communicate with clarity and confidence.

Our coaches and speech therapists connect with teenagers in a way that feels natural and age-appropriate. From fluency and articulation to social language, executive functioning, and communication coaching, every session is tailored to your teenager’s goals. We focus on real-life progress and partner with families to make it last.

We support teenagers with:

Speech sound difficulties, stuttering, and other fluency challenges
Understanding language and expressing thoughts clearly
Voice therapy and vocal coaching (including VCD and puberty-related changes)
Social communication skills such as conversation, nonverbal cues, and peer interaction
Classroom participation, interviews, and public speaking
Communication challenges related to ADHD (organization and staying on topic)
Confidence in verbal, written, and digital communication
Asking for help, expressing opinions, and navigating social problem-solving
Acting and performance coaching

Every specialist on our team holds an advanced degree, brings an average of 15 years of experience, and is dedicated to helping teenagers communicate with confidence.

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Let’s Work Together to Help Your Teenager

Not sure where to begin? You’re not alone. We’ll help you find the right starting point based on your teenager’s needs, goals, and interests.

We’ll learn more about your teenager’s needs, answer your questions, and match you with the right speech therapist or communication coach.
Your teenager doesn’t need to join the call, but if they’re available, we’d love a quick hello to get a sense of their personality and goals.
Your speech therapist or communication coach will meet with you and your teenager for a personalized assessment to understand strengths, identify challenges, and set meaningful goals for a customized plan.
Your teenager will meet one-on-one with a speech therapist or communication coach over Zoom in sessions that feel comfortable, engaging, and age-appropriate.
We focus on building practical skills they can use in real life, whether speaking more clearly, navigating social situations, or communicating with confidence.
We stay in touch with families, adjust goals as needed, and share strategies to support progress at home and in everyday settings.
Sessions are available in 30, 45, or 60-minute increments.

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Why Virtual Coaching and Therapy Are Right for Your Teenager

Today’s teenagers are already comfortable online, making virtual sessions a natural fit. Our services are convenient, flexible, and as effective as in-person support, without the stress of commuting or juggling after-school schedules.

Whether your teenager is shy, self-conscious, or unsure about getting started, we know how to connect in a way that feels safe and relatable. We meet them where they are, build trust, and help them grow step by step.

Take the first step toward helping your teenager communicate with confidence.

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Sessions start at $75 for 30, 45, or 60 minutes. We are a private pay practice and do not accept insurance.

Why Online Speech Therapy Works for Teens

Frequently Asked Questions

We support teenagers with ADHD who may struggle to stay on topic, organize their thoughts, or express themselves clearly. Many also face executive function challenges such as planning, time management, and follow-through.
Our sessions build stronger communication skills for school, conversations, and everyday responsibilities while giving teenagers tools to stay focused and express ideas more effectively in both speech and writing.
We support teenagers on the autism spectrum who may have difficulty with social communication, such as understanding body language, interpreting tone, or joining conversations.
We also address expressive and receptive language skills to help them understand others and express themselves more clearly. Our sessions provide a supportive space to practice real-life strategies for navigating social situations with confidence.
We work with teenagers who have Social Communication Disorder or similar challenges, even without an autism diagnosis. They may struggle with reading social cues, understanding unspoken rules, or adapting communication in different situations.
Our sessions provide targeted support to build confidence, strengthen relationships, and improve everyday communication.
We offer coaching to help teenagers build confidence for classroom presentations, job interviews, college admissions conversations, and everyday situations where they need to speak up.
Sessions focus on clarity, tone, pacing, and managing anxiety through real-world practice.
Executive function challenges can affect how teenagers plan, organize, and follow through on tasks at school and in daily life.
Through communication coaching and therapy, we help them stay on topic, express ideas clearly, break down assignments into manageable steps, and communicate more effectively with teachers, peers, and family.
Our approach blends communication support with practical tools that reduce procrastination, improve follow-through, and build lifelong skills.
Yes. We address speech sound disorders such as articulation difficulties or lingering lisps to help teenagers speak more clearly and be better understood.
Even if your teenager didn’t qualify for services when they were younger, it’s never too late to make meaningful progress.
Yes. We provide individualized support for teenagers who stutter, focusing on smoother speech and greater confidence.
Our approach includes managing disfluencies, reducing tension, and helping teenagers feel more comfortable communicating in everyday settings.
Yes. We support teenagers with voice-related challenges such as hoarseness, vocal strain, or changes due to puberty. We also provide voice coaching for teenagers who want to strengthen pitch, tone, or vocal presence for personal or performance goals.
Sessions are personalized and age-appropriate, so your teenager feels comfortable and supported.
Sessions take place over Zoom and are designed to feel engaging and age-appropriate.
Teenagers adapt quickly to the online format, and we use interactive strategies to keep them motivated and involved.
Progress depends on your teenager’s goals, challenges, and consistency, but many families notice improvements in communication within the first few weeks of sessions.